thread: Bub is bigger now... and kicking me hard in a new area!

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  1. #1
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    Mar 2007
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    I googled "baby kicking my cervix" and found heaps of people have experienced the same thing and it's very common..... noone had any ideas as to how to get baby to move though! lol

    I'll try your suggestion! Thx! Although I suppose if baby is comfy there, then nothing will make bub move!
    I did try walking around a bit before and that seemed to help rock the baby to sleep lol as the movements stopped.

    The last 2hrs I haven't had any kicks in the cervix so I'd say bub is fast asleep.... so I'm enjoying the 'break' while I can!!!

  2. #2
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    Nov 2007
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    If you figure out a way let me know.
    I am sure my baby is trying to claw it's way out of there at times.

    I know bubs is head down and low low low, maybe bubs is searching for the light?
    I dunno but sometimes it really hurts!!

  3. #3
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    Jun 2007
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    Ohh yes I remember those kicks, ouchy! Feels like a hand is about to drop out of you know where!

    I found going for a walk helped to put baby to sleep, or getting down on all fours to take the pressure off your cervix - tricky to do if you're at work I know! People ask what on earth you're doing!

    As for the constant weeing, can't help there, and it doesn't get any better till baby is out sorry. Stay close to a loo!

  4. #4
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    Mar 2007
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    Isn't it the weirdest sensation?!? It feels so different to just the normal kicks and movements that you get in other areas like your belly button area and side areas.....

    It is exactly as if the baby is trying to claw itself out of there!!!! hehehe haven't had any more since this morning I'm guessing bubs has been sleepy!

  5. #5
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    Jul 2008
    summer street
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    Hehehe...yes I squirm just thinking about it! I didn't feel anything like it until about 3 weeks ago when my belly seemed to "drop" and then it was all the time, with this clawing sensation.

    I tell DH the baby is "blipping" around, because it has that weird bubbly sensation too, like displaced fluid...ewwwww....

    I much prefer high kicks!

  6. #6
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    Jun 2006
    Sydney
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    Ren, wait til bubba is bigger and engaged. I remember shopping a week before Ben was born and he decided to whack my cervix a few times! OUCH! Felt like an electric shock in my nether regions

    I got Twobob to move off my sciatic nerve yesterday by getting down on all fours with my bottom in the air and asking nicely Yep, I was at work, half under my desk. VERY attractive

  7. #7
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    Apr 2008
    Melbourne
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    Last time with DD I was doing a lot of yoga and found that headstands helped in that regard - I'm not recommending you try that however if you haven't been doing them before! But if you go down on all fours with your buttin the air higher than your head it might help.

  8. #8
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    Mar 2007
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    Yeah I've been getting on all fours and that has seemed to help heaps!! Bubs hasn't been kicking me in the cervix region much since I posted actually!! Occasionally now and then but no way near as much! getting more higher kicks, the one's that are more comfortable! hehe